A novella by Luis de Miranda | "A masterful creation of a modern myth" T. C. Price

Hindi Translation In the Making

We are proud to announce that Who Killed the Poet? is now being translated into Hindi by Dr Hemlata Giri-Loussier. Dr Giri Loussier is a specialist of Hindi and a researcher at the department of Asian Studies of the University of Aix-Marseille, and she is a member of IrAsia.

She has a PhD in French civilisation and literature (2015).

This is what the first paragraphs of the translation look like—beautiful:

Qui a tué le poète? Around the world in 88 languages

The novella Who Killed the Poet?, written by Luis de Miranda, originally published in French under the title Qui a tué le poète? (Paris: Max Milo, 2011), is since March 2017 on a mission to be translated in 88 languages. Up to know, it was published in Turkish (Istanbul: Galata, 2012), and will be published in English soon (Sacramento, CA: Snuggly Books, 2017). Why 88 languages? Because the number 888 is an important element in the novella. Because there are 88 constellations in the celestial sphere, and each human language is a constellation of thoughts, emotions, visions, and poetry. Luis de Miranda believes his little book can change the world, and help to prevent the elimination of poetry from our everyday existences.